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Under the influence of the student movement emerged citizens' groups, who took care of the misery in this remote district, and offered especially support to the many large families. Community work in the area and extensive building renovations defused the social focus. Since the early 1970s the city
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households and by a great ethnic diversity. The percentage of children is higher than in other parts of the town. The proportion of households living on benefits is very high. Due to the elimination of jobs in the manufacturing sector for the people in the western city there are few chances of
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The residential area was built 1932-39 as a settlement of small two-storey red brick houses with no basement, each with a small front yard. They were built within a concept similar to council houses as emergency shelters, especially for families of
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was and still is regarded as a social focal point. The name of the neighborhood had a disparaging tone. The population structure of the area is still (as of 31 December 2012) characterized by a high concentration of low-income and
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Later these houses have been renovated, partially demolished, replaced by high-rise public housing and the residential area to the west city expanded. As far as they still exist, they are now in possession of the
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spoke, at least until the 1980s, an unusual dialect within the traditional neighborhood including the close-by estates
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employment. For part of the person concerned, this means permanent unemployment and persistent
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tried to apply counter measures to the continued threat of isolation and impoverishment.
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tradesmen, showmen, scrap merchants, second-hand dealers and descendants of regional
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Fördergebiete und Lebenslagen in Gießen - Gemeinwesenarbeit vor Ort - Weststadt.
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in Gießen. Corner of Läufertsröderweg and Leimenkauterweg
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in Gießen. Brick buildings in the Läufertsröderweg
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Giessen
Germany
Lahn river
Yenish
Sinti
municipal-private
socially disadvantaged
chronic poverty

Sociolect
Manisch
Romani language
cant or cryptolect
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T. Naumann: Die Gummiinsel in Gießen an der Lahn
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